Sentence examples for increase in campaign from inspiring English sources

Explaining the increase in campaign giving to the Senate Democrats, he said, "They're just trying to make friends now that the Democrats are going to be in control".

It alone accounts for well over half the increase in campaign spending in the past three elections, so if your aim were just to reduce the number of dollars in politics, banning soft money looks like your best bet.

A month after the complaint was filed, the I.R.S. commissioner, Mark W. Everson, gave a speech in Cleveland in which he said that the enormous increase in campaign funding during the 2004 election cycle had led the I.R.S. to investigate complaints against eighty-two churches and charities, and that it had found merit in more than half of those cases.

And over the past month, Greystripe has seen a 200% month of month increase in campaign bookings for its full screen rich media ads.

"Tinyclues customers have secured an outstanding +49% average increase in campaign revenue, in addition to a significant improvement in customer experience," claims the startup.

Test multiple offers because sometimes the slightest change can result in a sudden increase in campaign performance.

Another difference is an increase in campaigns centered on promotions and public relations rather than expensive mass media ads.

These include efforts to make it easier to vote and to stop gerrymandering, rules to increase transparency in campaign financing, greater regulation of the media to make sure people know what is "news" and what is not, education campaigns to make citizens better citizens, and training courses to make elected officials better at being elected officials.

"Look what happened to Florio and Cuomo and others who supported tax increases in campaigns after that period," Mr. Perez said, referring to two former governors, James J. Florio of New Jersey and Mario M. Cuomo of New York, who lost to rivals who campaigned against unpopular tax increases.

But Mr. Thompson has not proposed such a tax increase in his campaign; instead, he favors a higher income tax for the rich.

The renewed push toward final passage of a bankruptcy overhaul has alarmed consumer advocates, who say that the bill is a reward to banks and credit card companies in exchange for a drastic increase in their campaign contributions to both parties.